The Study by Ames and Colleagues at Simon Fraser University

The study by Ames and colleagues at Simon Fraser University and Chisholm of St. Francis Xavier University on Romanian orphans adopted into Canadian homes found that two years after adoption:

A) Romanian born late-adopted orphans were more insecurely attached compared to Romanian born early-adopted orphans and Canadian born non-adoptees when assessed using a separation-reunion procedure.
B) Romanian born late-adopted orphans did not differ from Romanian born early-adopted orphans or from Canadian born non-adoptees when assessed using a separation-reunion procedure.
C) Romanian born late-adopted orphans were more anxious than Romanian born early-adopted orphans or from Canadian born non-adoptees when assessed using a separation-reunion procedure.
D) Romanian born late-adopted orphans were more securely attached compared to Romanian born early-adopted orphans and Canadian born non-adoptees when attachment was assessed using a separation-reunion procedure.